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While community members are often perceived as holding uniform positions on social and political issues, white evangelicalism hosts prominent voices urging appropriate responses to sexual abuse, domestic violence, and related traumas.
Check out @ProfTJG's timely study, below.
Congratulations to TCR faculty Dr. Jennifer Nish on her forthcoming book, Activist Literacies: Transnational Feminism and Social Media Rhetorics, to be published by the University of South Carolina Press in November! #teamrhetoric#feminism#femrhet
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My colleague Philip Jenkins published a guest blog post introducing Anxious Bench readers to my new book—Faithful Deliberation: Rhetorical Invention, Evangelicalism, and #MeToo Reckonings https://t.co/DdAS4t3aD3
"This is what the LORD says: 'A voice is heard in Ramah, mourning and great weeping, Rachel weeping for her children and refusing to be comforted, because they are no more.'"
— Jeremiah 31:15
(Rachel weeping for her children, 14th-century fresco from Marko's Monastery)
@bethallisonbarr The satanic/wicked trope is pretty common. Paige Patterson called SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests) a bunch of “evildoers” when they advocated an investigation into him and his handling of allegations against his longtime protégé.
Given the release of a new report about the failures of Southern Baptist leadership to safeguard their congregations, my new book speaks to some of the dynamics that led to this moment and to the voices advocating for change. https://t.co/6xomX3VwBw